briefnow captures knowledge from tribal memory and the conversations your team already has — so no one has to manually create or maintain a wiki ever again.
From the messy edges of work to a clean graph any tool can query.
Every other tool asks your experts to sit down and write. briefnow asks them to keep doing their job — we ingest the knowledge in the medium it already lives in, and keep it fresh without anyone remembering to update a doc.
Tag us in a Slack thread. Forward us an email. Drop a voice memo, Zoom clip, screen recording or PDF. No forms, no templates, no blank docs. If you can say it, we can ingest it.
Drop a follow-up memo and briefnow knows it supersedes last month’s rule. Conflicts get flagged. Stale claims get aged out. The graph keeps itself honest — without anyone chasing docs.
Updates to existing knowledge don’t auto-publish. The page owner reviews, approves, or amends — and only then does the graph reflect the change.
Memo, Zoom timestamp, Slack message, PDF page. Your team trusts it because they can click through.
Your data stays in your perimeter. Row-level permissions, audit logs, SSO, SOC 2.
Every knowledge-heavy team pays the same tax. It looks like a workflow. It’s actually a trap.
We seed the graph from what you already have, then the team keeps it alive — without ever opening a doc.
We pull from Confluence, SharePoint, Google Drive, Notion and your wiki. The cold-start, solved.
@mention briefnow in Slack. Forward an email. Drop a voice memo or Zoom clip. We do the drafting for you.
Rules, facts and processes get validated against your systems of record. Conflicts route. The rest auto-publishes.
Experts review high-stakes changes from a queue. Low-stakes facts keep flowing. The graph stays fresh.
Pilot in 4–6 weeks. Bulk import in 48 hours. Your experts keep doing the job that got them promoted.